
There were 22 FPL price changes overnight, with seven players rising and fifteen falling.
| Player | Team | Pos | New Price | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Groß | Brighton | MID | £6.3m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Gabriel | Arsenal | DEF | £8.1m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Evanilson | Bournemouth | FWD | £6.5m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Rice | Arsenal | MID | £7.5m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Barry | Everton | FWD | £5.7m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Araujo | Liverpool | DEF | £5.5m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Ayari | Brighton | MID | £5.5m | ▲ +£0.1m |
| Hall | Newcastle | DEF | £5.2m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Calvert-Lewin | Leeds | FWD | £6.0m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Schade | Brentford | MID | £6.1m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Wissa | Newcastle | FWD | £5.9m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Kusi-Asare | Fulham | FWD | £4.3m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Xhaka | Sunderland | MID | £5.3m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Delap | Nott'm Forest | FWD | £5.3m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Mukiele | Sunderland | DEF | £5.3m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Tielemans | Man Utd | MID | £5.6m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Dedić | Newcastle | DEF | £4.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Wilson | Brentford | FWD | £5.3m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Okafor | Leeds | MID | £5.7m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Diouf | Brentford | DEF | £4.4m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Clarke | Ipswich Town | MID | £5.2m | ▼ -£0.1m |
| Bahoya | Leeds | MID | £4.8m | ▼ -£0.1m |
Groß is the most-owned player among today's FPL price changes. He scored five points against Crystal Palace in Gameweek 7 and followed that with a solid two points away at Man City, helping Brighton to a 1-0 win. His next fixture against Hull is an easy one, which should appeal to his many owners.
Gabriel has been in outstanding form. He kept clean sheets in all three of his last fixtures, including a remarkable 17-point haul against Everton in Gameweek 8. He backed that up with six points away at Liverpool in Gameweek 9. Arsenal's next fixture at home to Newcastle is average in difficulty, though the trip to Man City in Gameweek 12 is a tough one.
Evanilson has been one of the standout forwards in recent weeks. He scored 12 points against Sunderland, six against Man Utd and nine against Leeds, keeping up a consistent run of returns. His next two fixtures against Nott'm Forest and Fulham are both average in difficulty, while the trip to Arsenal in Gameweek 15 is very difficult.
Rice has quietly put together a strong run of form. He earned nine points away at Nott'm Forest and eight points at Liverpool, where Arsenal kept a clean sheet. His Gameweek 8 return of three points against Everton was modest, but the overall picture is positive. Like Gabriel, he faces a tough trip to Man City in Gameweek 12.
Barry is the lowest-owned of today's risers covered in detail, but his recent form demands attention. He scored nine points away at Newcastle in Gameweek 9 and then delivered a superb 16-point haul at home to Coventry City in Gameweek 10. His next two fixtures are difficult, but Gameweek 14 brings an easy home game against Fulham.
Two low-ownership players have also risen in price today. Araujo (Liverpool, £5.5m, 4.2% ownership) and Ayari (Brighton, £5.5m, 2.1% ownership) are both worth monitoring if you are looking for differential options.
Hall has dropped in price after a difficult run. He scored just two points at home to Everton in Gameweek 9, having conceded a goal. Newcastle kept clean sheets in Gameweeks 7 and 8, but Hall's owners will be concerned by the upcoming home fixture against Arsenal, which is a difficult one.
Calvert-Lewin is currently carrying a foot injury and has a 75% chance of playing. He scored nine points against Man Utd in Gameweek 7 but has returned just two points in each of his last two outings, failing to score against Sunderland or Bournemouth. An easy home fixture against Coventry City in Gameweek 12 could be worth waiting for if he recovers.
Schade has struggled for minutes and consistency. He came off the bench against Liverpool in Gameweek 7, playing just 45 minutes. He started the next two games but returned only two and three points respectively. Upcoming fixtures against Everton and Man Utd are both average in difficulty.
Wissa has seen very limited minutes in recent weeks. He played just 13 minutes against Crystal Palace and 26 minutes against Everton, scoring one point in each of his last three appearances. With a difficult home fixture against Arsenal coming up, his FPL value looks questionable right now.
Several low-ownership players have also fallen in price today: Kusi-Asare (Fulham, £4.3m), Xhaka (Sunderland, £5.3m), Delap (Nott'm Forest, £5.3m), Mukiele (Sunderland, £5.3m), Tielemans (Man Utd, £5.6m), Dedić (Newcastle, £4.4m), Wilson (Brentford, £5.3m), Okafor (Leeds, £5.7m), Diouf (Brentford, £4.4m), Clarke (Ipswich Town, £5.2m) and Bahoya (Leeds, £4.8m).
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